The present invention relates to a system for control and audit of chemical products application made by vehicles for the agriculture, pestilence, plague, or insects control, or other chemical applications in determined areas to receive these chemical products such the agrochemical application made by manned or unmanned vehicles, being these vehicles aerial, land or watercraft with the aim of treating soil and/or seeds and/or plants characterized by the system comprises a web server running an application; a database application; an internet communication method between the application cloud environment and its end users; desktop computers running web browsers; mobile devices to access the application through the internet; and a GPS device from where GPS files are collected by a device, being the GPS embedded in a vehicle where these files are used as input data for generating the final application reports which contains all detailed information about how much and in which areas (plots) the product was applied.
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2. The system of claim 1, wherein the vehicle control unit (8) is configured to generate a final application report (7).
A system for vehicle control includes a vehicle control unit that generates a final application report. The system monitors and controls vehicle operations, such as engine performance, emissions, and diagnostic functions. The vehicle control unit processes data from various sensors and components to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and optimize vehicle performance. The final application report summarizes key operational metrics, diagnostic results, and compliance status, providing a consolidated overview for maintenance, troubleshooting, and regulatory reporting. This report may include data on emissions levels, engine efficiency, fault codes, and other critical parameters, enabling users to assess vehicle health and performance. The system ensures accurate and timely reporting to meet industry and regulatory requirements.
3. The system of claim 2, wherein the GPS files (6) are input data for the vehicle control unit (8) which is configured to generate the final application report (7).
A system for vehicle control and reporting processes GPS data to generate a final application report. The system includes a vehicle control unit that receives GPS files as input data. The vehicle control unit processes this data to produce a final application report, which may include information such as vehicle location, movement patterns, or other relevant data derived from the GPS inputs. The system may also include additional components, such as a data processing module that prepares the GPS files for use by the vehicle control unit. The final application report can be used for various purposes, including vehicle tracking, fleet management, or compliance reporting. The system ensures accurate and timely processing of GPS data to support vehicle operations and decision-making. The vehicle control unit may integrate with other vehicle systems to enhance functionality, such as navigation or diagnostic tools. The system is designed to handle real-time or batch processing of GPS data, depending on the application requirements. The final application report may be formatted for display, storage, or transmission to external systems. The system improves vehicle monitoring and control by leveraging GPS data to generate actionable insights.
4. The system of claim 3, wherein the final application report (7) comprises detailed information about one or more of property name, pilot, aircraft, total costs, success costs, application's beginning/ending date and time, average application speed, application spray width, total traveled distance, total plots area, total application area, external application costs, application rate, overlap area, success area, external area, not covered area, how much of the chemical product application was applied and to which areas (plots) on the ground the chemical product application was applied, and financial information about a relation between products/dosage/costs for the chemical product application.
This invention relates to agricultural spraying systems, specifically for generating detailed reports on chemical product applications. The system addresses the need for comprehensive data tracking in precision agriculture, where farmers and operators require detailed insights into application processes to optimize efficiency, cost, and environmental impact. The system generates a final application report containing extensive information about the spraying operation. This includes property and aircraft details, temporal data (start/end dates and times), operational metrics (average speed, spray width, traveled distance), and area measurements (total plots area, application area, overlap, success, external, and not covered areas). The report also specifies the chemical product application details, including dosage rates, coverage areas (plots), and financial data correlating products, dosages, and costs. This enables users to analyze application effectiveness, cost efficiency, and environmental impact, supporting informed decision-making for future operations. The system enhances transparency and accountability in agricultural chemical applications by providing a centralized, detailed record of each spraying event.
5. The system of claim 1, wherein the desktop computer (4) or the mobile device (5) is configured to access the application (1) URL of a web system and provide credentials to log in.
A system for accessing a web-based application involves a desktop computer or mobile device configured to retrieve the application's URL and authenticate using provided credentials. The system enables users to log in to the web application by entering their credentials, such as a username and password, through the device's interface. The device then transmits these credentials to the web system for verification, allowing access to the application if the credentials are valid. This system streamlines user authentication by integrating login functionality directly into the device, reducing the need for manual URL entry and credential input. The solution addresses the problem of inefficient and error-prone manual login processes, particularly in environments where multiple users or devices need secure access to web-based applications. The system ensures secure and convenient access by automating the login procedure, enhancing user experience and operational efficiency. The desktop computer or mobile device may include additional features, such as storing credentials securely or supporting multi-factor authentication, to further improve security and usability.
6. The system of claim 1, wherein the application (1) is configured to check for user credentials and configured to provide access if the credentials are successfully validated or deny access to the system and return to a previous step if the credentials are not successfully validated.
This invention relates to a system for managing user access to applications based on credential validation. The system includes an application that interacts with a user interface to authenticate users before granting access. The application is designed to verify user credentials, such as usernames and passwords, against stored or external authentication data. If the credentials are successfully validated, the application grants the user access to the system. If validation fails, the application denies access and returns the user to a previous step, such as a login screen or input prompt, allowing the user to retry or take alternative actions. The system ensures secure access control by enforcing credential checks before permitting further interaction with the application. This approach prevents unauthorized access while providing a clear feedback mechanism for failed authentication attempts. The invention may be used in various applications requiring secure user authentication, such as software systems, online services, or enterprise environments. The credential validation process may involve local or remote authentication mechanisms, including database checks, API calls, or integration with identity management systems. The system enhances security by enforcing strict access control policies and improving user experience through clear feedback during authentication failures.
8. The method of claim 7, that further comprises generating final application report (7) from data input into the application (1) by the user and input into GPS files (6) and input into the vehicle control unit (8), and data from the application (1), GPS files (6) and vehicle control unit (8) collected during the vehicle movement.
This invention relates to a system for monitoring and reporting vehicle performance and user interactions within a vehicle. The system addresses the need for comprehensive data collection and analysis to improve vehicle operation, user experience, and safety. The method involves an application that interacts with a user, a GPS system, and a vehicle control unit to gather and process data. The application collects user inputs, such as preferences or commands, while the GPS system tracks location and movement data. The vehicle control unit provides real-time operational data, such as speed, fuel consumption, and engine status. During vehicle movement, the system continuously collects data from all sources, including user interactions, GPS coordinates, and vehicle performance metrics. The collected data is then processed to generate a final application report. This report consolidates all inputs and real-time data, providing insights into vehicle performance, user behavior, and potential areas for improvement. The system ensures seamless integration between the application, GPS, and vehicle control unit, enabling accurate and detailed reporting for analysis and decision-making. The invention enhances vehicle management by leveraging real-time data to optimize operations and user experience.
9. The method of claim 8, wherein the final application report includes detailed information comprising property name, pilot, aircraft, total costs, success costs, application's beginning/ending date and time, average application speed, application spray width, total traveled distance, total plots area, total application area, external application costs, application rate, overlap area, success area, external area, not covered area and success rate.
This invention relates to agricultural spraying systems, specifically methods for generating detailed application reports to optimize and analyze spraying operations. The problem addressed is the lack of comprehensive data collection and reporting in agricultural spraying, which can lead to inefficiencies, increased costs, and reduced accuracy in crop treatment. The method involves generating a final application report that includes detailed information about the spraying operation. This report contains key metrics such as property name, pilot details, aircraft type, total costs, success costs, and the application's start and end date and time. Additionally, it provides operational performance data, including average application speed, spray width, total distance traveled, total plots area, and total application area. The report also includes cost-related data such as external application costs and application rate, as well as spatial analysis metrics like overlap area, success area, external area, and not covered area. Finally, it calculates the success rate of the application, providing a comprehensive overview of the spraying operation's efficiency and effectiveness. This detailed reporting enables farmers and operators to assess performance, identify areas for improvement, and optimize future spraying operations.
10. The method of claim 7, further comprising, before the step of executing a web browser to access the application (1), a step of checking for user credentials and if the credentials are successfully validated then providing access to the system or if the credentials are not successfully validated, denying access to the system and returning to a previous step.
This invention relates to a method for secure access control in a web-based application system. The method addresses the problem of unauthorized access to applications by implementing a credential validation step before allowing users to proceed. The system first checks for user credentials, such as usernames and passwords, before granting access to the application. If the credentials are successfully validated, the user is provided access to the system. If the credentials are not successfully validated, access is denied, and the user is returned to a previous step, typically the login screen. This ensures that only authenticated users can interact with the application, enhancing security. The method is part of a broader system that includes executing a web browser to access the application, with the credential check serving as a prerequisite step to prevent unauthorized entry. The invention improves security by enforcing authentication before any further system interaction, reducing the risk of unauthorized access and potential data breaches.
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